The Michael Bloomberg beatdown. 

The latest on what's happening in Washington with Global News Washington correspondent Reggie Cecchini.

An Ontario cabinet minister angers autism families... again with economist and father of two children with autism Mike Moffat.

Ward 7 councilor and budget chair Josh Morgan as well as political insiders Nathan Caranci and Mariam Hamou join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

On the February 19, 2020 Craig Needles podcast:

Understanding the issues at the core of the Wet'suwet'en protests with Sara Mai Chitty, an Anishinaabe journalist in London.

The dichotomy between Canadian's views on the solidarity blockade and indigenous rights with Sean Simpson, vice president of Ipsos

Once a child with autism turns 18 — an adult in the eyes of the government — they typically lose access to a lot of government funding and services intended for children.

What does that mean for them, their families and their future?

Global News national online journalist, Meghan Collie, joins Craig to discuss.

Autism parents will once again be packing the lawn at Queen's Park with mother of a child with autism Kristen Ellison

Canada is failing adults living on the autism spectrum with Global News national online journalist Meghan Collie

A new way of tracking the needs of homeless individuals with Lawson scientist and lead author of the study Lucie Richard.

Former city councillor Cheryl Miller, broadcaster Steve Garrison, and former MP Irene Mathyssen join Craig to discuss the news of the week.

Reflecting on London's Old East Village explosion 6 months later with Woodman Avenue resident Jessica Jaime. 

What are the next steps to improving London's job crisis with Minister of Labour, Filomena Tassi.

Strikenado to hit Ontario public schools February 21 with Craig Smith, president of the Thames Valley branch of ETFO.

understanding the issues in the Wet’suwet’en protest with Lori Campbell, director of the Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre and Sixties Scoop survivor. 

Despite Doug Ford's promises there will be an autism protest outside Queen's Park with mother of a child with autism Kerry Monaghan

A London woman with Coronavirus is no longer infected with Middlesex-London Associate Medical Officer of Health Dr. Alex Summers.

The man who threatened to bomb a local women's shelter is given a slap on the wrist with Megan Walker, executive director of the London Abused Women's Centre.

Mayor Pete makes it closed in New Hampshire with Global News Washington correspondent Reggie Cechinni

Political insiders Shobhita Sharma and Nathan Caranci, as well as former Green Party federal candidate Carol Dyck, join Craig to discuss the news of the week.